Rinzler89

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Comment · 1 year ago
2012 was 12 years ago when they were make like bricks and had all the ports and parts were replaceable. Let's see how current MacBooks will hold up in 12 years. I bet they won't be so lucky.
Comment · 1 year ago
Wait, so in UK products come with a six year warranty?
Comment · 1 year ago
I want one Casio watch ring for me and each of my friends and with our powers combined we are Captain Nerd.
Comment · 1 year ago
Yes it's called a sonar. And would they even need to fire the sonar for that? Even using passive sonar they should be able to hear there's a boat above them considering how sensitive their sonars are. But operational mistakes can happen no matter how many sensors you have.
Comment · 1 year ago
Shouldn't be a problem. Windows 11 and Wine can run most 32 bit Windows apps just fine. I managed to get Winamp 2.6 working on Windows 11.
Comment · 1 year ago
Is this a problem Valve should invest in fixing because it's an issues caused by them, or a problem Apple created for not caring about backwards compatibility on MacOS the same way Microsoft does on Windows?

If Apple doesn't care about backwards compatibility on their platform, why should Valve or other developers be burdened with the added cost, especially on a platform with small market share that won't drive many sales?

Comment · 1 year ago
Here's the deal: You give us iPhones because we lost our domestic tech industry, and we'll give you anti-fattening drugs because you can't be bothered to put down the endless refill of Big-Gulp. Seems fair to me.
Comment · 1 year ago
That's why WW3 with China will have to be held in Overwatch.
Comment · 1 year ago
>Porsche, Siemens, Krupp, Thyssen, Bosch were all startups back in the day, just in hardware

Yeah and they all got big and wealthy by exploiting laws, loopholes, state subsidies and even slave labor back in their days. Let's not pretend the German industrialists from 100 years ago who started those businesses were some patron saints and beacons of legality and morality.

I was working for a big German scrap metal business a while back and during the Christmas party the CEO got so drunk he started bitching how much better it was in the past when he could engage in corruption and tax fraud to grow the business without being caught compared to today when this isn't possible anymore.

None of those companies you listed could have gotten remotely as wealthy in the legal and regulatory environment of today.

Comment · 1 year ago
CD Projekt Red?
Comment · 1 year ago
>Sorry you don‘t get a free ride for being rich.

That's the problem with European way of thinking. Entrepreneurs and start-up founders taking on huge workloads and risk to start a business and create jobs, are automatically demonized as "rich freeloaders exploiting the system", to support this ideologically driven class warfare in hopes of getting more votes, where the ruling elite take 9 pieces of the economical pie, give half of the remaining piece to the middle class, the other half to the lower class and tell them "hey look, those business freeloaders are the reason you only half a piece".

If you want to create new jobs in new emergent industries, which is always gonna be a high risk high reward situation with plenty of failures, you'll have to support the ones taking the risks somehow instead of demonizing them as freeloaders. That's how the EU economy is now only half that of the US, when 20 years ago they were on par.

So then in Europe we end up in the situation where most of the new ventures are coming from entrenched industry players and hereditary wealth with connections to politics who actually exploit the system, instead of ambitious working class people taking a chance at building something like in the US. Basically neo-feudalism.

Comment · 1 year ago
>She eventually started hallucinating from lack of sleep.

When sleep deprived, the brain enters REM sleep even while awake. That's what those hallucinations are.

Comment · 1 year ago
Because my question was how was DeepL planning to survive monetarily? It doesn't help if people are praising it but if nobody's paying for it. Google, Microsoft, et-al can subsidize their AI offerings longer than DeepL can stay solvent.
Comment · 1 year ago
Exactly this. LLMs are more context aware than DeepL.

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